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News Advertiser THE 10% OFF ANY SERVICE oil changes excluded News Advertiser offer ends June 30th 2011 Parts/Service Open 7:00am – 6:00pm PICKERING Wednesdays 7:00am – 8:00pm Saturdays 8:00am – 2:00pm 500 Bayly Street West, Ajax (Between Westney & Church) Wednesday, August 17, 2011 1-800-565-6365 • 905-686-0555 NEWS 3 Scrap metal Drive part of fundraiser for kids’ cancers COMMUNITY 7 Songs of hope Pickering neighbourhood supports sick boy SPORTS 33 PETER REDMAN PHOTO PICKERING -- Local Afghanistan veteran Joshua Holmes saluted after placing the first cross in the remembrance garden at the Pickering Legion Veterans Appreciation Day Aug. 13. The event honoured all Canadian vets, especially those of recent conflicts such as Top Afghanistan. rookie Rock sniper among top scorers Pickering Legion pays homage facebook.com/newsdurham CANADIAN SOLDIERS WHO SERVED IN AFGHANISTAN RECOGNIZED twitter.com/newsdurham CRYSTAL CRIMI Remembrance Day that it hit him -- he’s done erans -- those who served in Afghanistan. The [email protected] something worth recognition. 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(Expires Sept. 7, 2011) 2 MILITARY P August 17, 2011 August 17, New veterans honoured by Legion NEW from page 1 News Advertiser • The event, at Legion branch 606 at 1555 Bayly St., included speeches, the plac- ing of crosses, releasing of doves, singing and playing of the pipes. “I know what you’ve been through -- both you and your family -- has not been easy,” said Gord Moore, first vice-pres- ident of the Legion’s Dominion Com- mand. It’s been almost 10 years since we start- ed going to Afghanistan, he added. He thanked the veterans for their ser- vice, commitment, and fortitude. “We all know and are grateful of the contribution they made to improve the lives of others,” said Sharon McKeown, vice-president of the Legion’s provincial command. Other speakers also conveyed their message of thanks, including Tamin Sadiquin, founding member and past president of the Canadian Afghan Coun- cil. “Afghan people were deprived from their basic rights: go to school, listen to music, or even go on the Internet,” Mr. Sadiquin said. He thanked the new veterans for help- ing to liberate the country. PHOTOS BY PETER REDMAN Now that the soldiers are home, we PICKERING -- Gord Moore, Dominion first vice-president (photo above), spoke at the have to respect them and treat them as Pickering Legion Veterans Appreciation Day Aug. 13 as deacon Derek Skelton looked veterans and not make the same mistake of exclusion that was made with those on. The event was held to honour all Canadian vets especially those who served who served in Korea, said Myrna Picotte, in Afghanistan. The colours were marched off at the end of the Pickering Legion the Pickering Legion branch 606’s past Veterans Appreciation Day (photo at right). president and special events chairwom- an. pinned across the chest of his uniform. “It feels good to be thanked for a job It’s a good feeling Mr. Lightowler is a past sergeant of arms done,” Mr. VanderBruggen said. and parade marshal who served in Ger- The Whitby native, who currently lives to know they appreciate what we many, Italy, and Austria in the Second in Bowmanville, spent eight months in did. Kyle Harding World War, and in Greece during its civil Afghanistan. war, he said. “It’s nice to be recognized,” he added. “It takes my memory back to the time “It’s a good feeling to know they appre- when I was 18 years of age and was a ciate what we did,” said Kyle Harding, 21, young soldier,” Mr. Lightowler said. of Pickering. ing a thank you sign during the Oshawa “I think it’s very important (to recog- He spent seven months in Afghani- Remembrance Day parade. nize the young veterans) as our motto is stan. For longtime veteran and Pickering lest we forget,” he added. Mr. VanderBruggen added that you resident Eric Lightowler ,the service “We are very lucky in Canada to be in never really think of people saying brought back memories. a part of the world that is free,” he con- thank you until it happens, like it did “It’s nice to see them,” he said while sit- tinued. “And God bless those who have with the little girl who stepped out hold- ting at a table in the legion hall, medals served.” MOTORSPORTS PICKERING IS NOW OPEN IN ITS NEW LOCATION, 2699 Brock Road, Pickering, 3 km. North of Kingston Rd./Hwy 2 Motorcycles – Street & Off-Road, (In(In the the former former Kahn Kahn Auction Auction Barn). Barn). ATVs, Snowmobiles, Power Products 2699 Brock Road, Pickering SALES, SERVICE, 905-420-4172 PARTS AND ACCESSORIES www.motorsportspickering.com durhamregion.com COMMUNITY Pre-K to Grade 12 Reading Writing Math 3 Grammar Study Skills Homework French AP Pickering scrap metal drive Learning doesn’t stop just because school is out 2011 August 17, to raise funds for cancer Brains need stimulation all year long. Over the summer, kids can lose academic ground. Ajax man continues The ride raises funds for the Coast to Coast Oxford Learning programs will stimulate brains Coast to Coast Against Cancer Foundation, which focuses all summer. The result is better grades in the fall. News Advertiser • on improving the quality of life of children A summer at Oxford Learning is all it takes. Against Cancer quest living with cancer. Call today, or visit oxfordlearning.com Mr. Turner has been getting up daily at 6 Ajax 905.683.6660 a.m. and cycling anywhere from 80 to 100 Pickering 905.420.3141 MOYA DILLON kilometres a day in training for the ride, which [email protected] kicks off in Vancouver on Wednesday, Sept. 7 and concludes in Halifax on Thursday, Sept. PICKERING -- Old pots and pans can now 22. His goal is to raise $25,000 for the cause be turned into ammunition in the battle through his participation in the race. against kids’ cancers with a fundraising scrap In order to meet that goal Mr. Turner will metal drive in Pickering. be hosting a scrap metal drive on Saturday, Ajax resident Bob Turner is hosting the Aug. 20 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parking scrap metal drive in partnership with Scrap lot of the Pickering Town Centre, in conjunc- Cares, a recycling company based in Burl- tion with Scrap Cares. Residents are invited ADULT NIGHT SCHOOL ington, to raise funds for the upcoming Sears to drop off any scrap metal they may want to National Kids Cancer Ride, which the 57 year get rid of in aid of a good cause. CLASSES STARTING SEPTEMBER 26, 2011 old will be participating in. “Every little bit of scrap metal and e-waste “The ride gives me a unique opportunity to can be turned into cash for this great cause,” help children and their families fight this dis- said Terry Griffiths, education and institu- ease,” Mr. Turner said, noting he was inspired tional co-ordinator for Scrap Cares. • Earn your high by the experiences of his young nephew and “Pots, pans, refrigerators, stoves, micro- a young neighbour, who recently battled can- waves, barbecues, computers and peripher- school diploma cer. als will all go a long way to help Bob reach his “I’ve witnessed the disease’s effect on my goal of raising $25,000 before he leaves for family and friends, and I’m drawing my Vancouver. If everyone brings just one piece inspiration from them. Thanks to generous of scrap metal lying around their garages and • Prepare for donations to causes like this, my nephew is basements, Bob will easily reach his goal.” now cancer-free. 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